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Check out this month’s movie selection!
While visiting the GEO CENTRE, be sure to check out the Steele 3D Theatre. Soak in the latest in Dolby 3D technology, and high-definition 2D and 3D movies that locate the best of our planet and beyond.
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Film Descriptions:
Space 
Next (3D)
Showing Monday to Friday at 10:00am, 12:00pm and 3:00pm
Showing Saturday and Sunday 11:00pm and 12:00pm
Until October 31st, 2016
Take a journey of mankind’s pursuit to reach the stars. From the beginning of our earliest dreams that sparked the imagination of the machines that took us there, Space Next will present the history that inspired generations and inventions that have changed the world forever. This film will reveal the possibilities of what is to come next and will explore the exciting future of private space developments, national space programs, and the latest innovations. The result is a mesmerizing display of intergalactic excellence sure to insure the next generation of dreamers and astronomers.
40 minutes; Rated PG
Meerkats (3D)
Showing Monday to Friday at 11:00am, 2:00pm and 4:00pm
Showing Saturday and Sunday at 11:00am and 4:00pm
Until October 31st, 2016
Meerkats 3D takes you into the world of a family of meerkats as they cope with challenges of life in Africa’s Kalahari Desert. Follow Klinky and her pups as they discover that the strength of the tiny meerkat lies in the unique solidarity of the clan, which comes in handy for both hunting and protection. This tale of strength, survival, family and FUN will delight your students as they are immersed in the lives of these amazing creatures and their natural environment. Their adorable looks belie a strength of purpose and innate intelligence that will amaze audiences of all ages.
40 minutes; Rated G
Honey I Shrunk The Kids (2D)
Showing Saturday and Sunday at 1:00pm
September 2016
When kids sneak into inventor Wayne Szalinski’s (Rick Moranis) upstairs lab to retrieve an errant baseball, his experimental shrink ray miniaturizes them. When Szalinski returns home, he destroys the device — which he thinks is a failure — and dumps it in the trash, throwing out the kids along with it. The four children, now 1/4-inch tall, must survive the journey back to the house through a yard where sprinklers bring treacherous storms and garden-variety ants stampede like elephants.
1hour and 33 minutes; Rated PG
